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Races
Lukas Obermann edited this page Oct 31, 2019
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RACES
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Type:
number
-
Description: An increasing integer. The respective string ID will have the
R_
prefix.
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Type:
string
- Description: The name of the race.
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Type:
number
- Description: The AP value you have to pay.
-
Type:
number
- Description: The LP base stat.
-
Type:
number
- Description: The SPI base stat.
-
Type:
number
- Description: The TOU base stat.
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Type:
number
- Description: The MOV base stat.
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Type:
Array<[attributeId: number, value: number]<?>, &>?
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Description: An array of attribute maximum modifiers. The
value
will be added to the current maximum of theid
-specified attribute (negativevalue
s will lower the maximum).
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Type:
string
- Description: The respective attribute adjustments text from the source book.
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Type:
number
- Description: Used if the user has to choose between different modifiers. This property will be added to the current maximum (negative values will lower the maximum).
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Type:
Array<attributeId: number, &>
- Description: Used if the user has to choose between different modifiers. This property contains possible numeric attribute IDs .
-
Type:
Array<cultureId: number, &>?
- Description: The list of common cultures. If common cultures are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
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Type:
Array<advantageId: number, &>?
- Description: A list of automatically applied advantages. This does only work for advantages with no further configuration such as level or special selection. If this is needed, please contact me.
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Type:
string?
- Description: The respective automatic advantages text from the source book.
-
Type:
Array<advantageId: number, &>?
- Description: A list of strongly recommended advantages.
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Type:
string?
- Description: The respective strongly recommended advantages text from the source book.
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Type:
Array<disadvantageId: number, &>?
- Description: A list of strongly recommended disadvantages.
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Type:
string?
- Description: The respective strongly recommended disadvantages text from the source book.
-
Type:
Array<advantageId: number, &>?
- Description: A list of common advantages. If common advantages are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
string?
- Description: The respective common advantages text from the source book. If common advantages are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
Array<disadvantageId: number, &>?
- Description: A list of common disadvantages. If common disadvantages are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
string?
- Description: The respective common disadvantages text from the source book. If common disadvantages are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
Array<advantageId: number, &>?
- Description: A list of uncommon advantages. If uncommon advantages are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
string?
- Description: The respective uncommon advantages text from the source book. If uncommon advantages are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
Array<disadvantageId: number, &>?
- Description: A list of uncommon disadvantages. If uncommon disadvantages are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
string?
- Description: The respective uncommon disadvantages text from the source book. If uncommon disadvantages are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
Array<hairColorId: number, &, 20>?
- Description: An array containing 20 (numeric) hair color SIDs. The array also represents the 20-sided die for a random hair color. You can find all the available hair colors in the l10n JSON files. They are represented as an array; to get the ID you have to get the (1-based) index of the hair color in the array. If hair colors are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
Array<eyeColorId: number, &, 20>?
- Description: An array containing 20 (numeric) eye color SIDs. The array also represents the 20-sided die for a random eye color. You can find all the available eye colors in the l10n JSON files. They are represented as an array; to get the ID you have to get the (1-based) index of the eye color in the array. If eye colors are defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
number?
- Description: The base value used for random size. If size is defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
-
Type:
Array<dice: [amount: number, sides: number]<D>, &>?
-
Description: The dice used for random size. Examples:
2D6
or1D6&1D20
. If size is defined by the race variants, leave this field empty.
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Type:
number
-
Description: The base value used for random weight. The size subtrahent; in case of
Size - 110 + 2D6
it is110
.
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Type:
Array<die: [amount: number, sides: number]<D>, &>
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Description: The dice used for random weight. Examples:
2D6
or1D6&1D20
. If theamount
is negative, the sum of the result is going to be subtracted from the end result.
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Type:
Array<variantId: number, &>?
- Description: A list of available race variants.
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Type:
Array<occurrence: [bookId: string, firstPage: number, lastPage?: number]<,>, &>
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Description: The source books where you can find the entry. The list items contain the book IDs (from the Books table) and the page (
firstPage
). If an entry spans multiple pages, provide the last page as well.
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Type:
Array<change: [date: Date, value: string]<?>, &>?
- Description: A list of errata for the entry in the specific language.
Main Tables
- Advantages, Disadvantages, Special Abilties
- Attributes
- Blessings
- Books
- Cantrips
- Combat Techniques
- Cultures
- Equipment
- Experience Levels
- Liturgical Chants
- Profession Variants
- Professions
- Race Variants
- Races
- Skills
- Spells
- UI
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